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Production and Estimation of Properties of Biodiesel Produced from Chlorella species Cultivated in an Outdoor Photobioreactor

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1.0. Introduction The growing demand for sustainable and renewable energy has intensified research interest in microalgae as an attractive feedstock for biodiesel production. Compared with conventional petrodiesel, biodiesel is renewable, biodegradable, non-toxic, and characterized by lower exhaust emissions, while being essentially free of sulfur and aromatic compounds and compatible with existing diesel engines due to […]

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Morphological Characteristics and Taxonomic Study of Arnebia hispidissima (Lehm.) A. DC.

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Introduction The genus Arnebia Forsk. includes approximately 25 species that are widely distributed across East Asia and tropical Africa [6]. A. hispidissima has a broad distribution range extending from Northern Africa, including Egypt, to the northern parts of India [8].In India, the genus comprises five species, which occur mainly in the western Himalayas and the

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Germination and Seedling Growth of Moringa (Moringa Oleifera) as Influenced by Seed Treatments and Sources in Southeastern Nigeria

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Introduction Moringa (Moringa oleifera Lam) is one of the most useful multipurpose trees known to man with virtually every part is beneficial [1]. Moringa is believed to have originated from India but now spread and used in many tropical and subtropical countries of the world [2]. Moringa is used as an important food plant for

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Growth and Yield Responses of Iron (Fe) and Boron on Groundnut in Ghana

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Introduction Groundnut (Arachishypogaea L.) is one of the most important legume crops grown by farmers in Ghana. Groundnut kernels contain about 50% edible oil, 25–28% protein, and around 20% carbohydrate [1] and [2], and it is considered important for its nutritional, economic, and ecological value. In Ghana, groundnuts produce food for direct consumption in diverse

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Effects of Iron and Boron Application Rates on Growth and Yield Parameters of Rice (Oryza sativa L. spp.)

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1.Introduction Over half of the world’s population is fed by rice, making it one of the most important staple crops in the world. As a vital food source and cash crop, rice holds a prominent position in the Ghanaian economy as a strategic crop [1]. The importance of rice to the Ghanaian economy, which makes

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Comprehensive Chemical Profiling and Pharmacological Evaluation of Two Selected Medicinal Plants Leaves (Persea americana, Curcuma longa) Using GC-MS Techniques

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1.0 Background of Study Medicinal plants have long been a cornerstone of traditional medicine and modern drug discovery. With over 80% of the global population relying on plant-derived medicines for primary healthcare [1, 2], the significance of these natural resources cannot be overstated. Among the wide variety of medicinal plants, the leaves of Avocado (Persea

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Limnological studies of Mangesh lake, Kalghatgi taluk, Dharwad district, Karnataka

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INTRODUCTION: Limnology is the branch of ecosystem, it deals with physical, chemistry, biology and geologyof water systems like, lakes, streams, rivers, wetlands, and ground waters [15]. Limnological Study on Rajasthan water bodies, as the result of physicochemical parameters Electric conductance, DO and Hardness were higher these are effect on water quality[17]. Limonological studies on Kolaramma

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Phytochemical Screening and Pharmacognostic studies and Antidiabetic activity of Meshashringi (Gymnema sylvestre (Retz.) R.Br. ex. Sm.) Leaf and Stem Components

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Introduction Phytochemicals are bioactive substances that are derived from plants.They are referred to as secondary metabolites.[1] Bioactive components are naturally produced by all plant parts, including the stem and leaves.[2] [3] Gymnema sylvestre, another names is Gurmar, it is a Hindu word that means ‘sugar destroyer’.[4] Where the English term “Gymnema” is originates. Gymnema sylvestre

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Long-Term Safety and Efficacy of Stimulant Medications in Pediatric ADHD: Population-Based Cohort Study with Systematic Review

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ADHD constitutes prevalent neurodevelopmental disorder affecting 5.29% children globally [1]. Core symptoms (hyperactivity, impulsivity, inattention) manifest across multiple settings causing significant cognitive, academic, behavioral impairment [9]. Untreated trajectory includes academic failure, social dysfunction, risk-taking behaviors [12]. Stimulantmedications modulate dopamine/norepinephrine neurotransmission representing first-line pharmacotherapy despite tachycardia, hypertension, psychosis concerns [3,4]. This systematic review synthesizes comprehensive long-term safety evidence

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Evaluation of Biomass Stock in Two Differently Managed Forests of Nepal: A Case Study from Sindhupalchok District, Nepal

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1. Introduction A carbon sink is a carbon pool from which more carbon flows in than out [1-3]. Forests can act as sink through the process of tree growth and resultant biological carbon sequestration. Activities like afforestation, reforestation (AR), sustainable forest management (SFM), and Conservation and Enhancement of forests acts as carbon sinks. Carbon source

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